were moved or renamed.
This was for some from 2008 and 2009 and one from 2001.
Also I noticed that a CHANGES entry was wrong as said "Renamed"
when should have said "Moved" (lua-OSBF) because PKGBASE stayed the
same.
AGOS:
- Fixed crash after OmniTV video is played in The Feeble Files
- Fixed crashes when exploring Jack the Ripper scene in the PC version of
the Waxworks
- Fixed palette glitches in the AtariST version of Elvira 2
- Fixed noise that can occur when sound effects are played, when exploring
Pyramid scene in the Waxworks
Gob:
- Fixed a crash in the Italian version of Woodruff
Groovie:
- Fixed some issues with music in The 7th Guest
Parallaction:
- Fixed the sarcophagus puzzle in Nippon Safes
SAGA:
- Fixed a crash in Inherit the Earth
- Fixed glitches in the save/load dialog.
Sword2:
- Fixed random sound corruption when using the original sound files.
Game launcher:
- Fixed a case where memory could be corrupted
- Fixed the small cursor in the modern theme
- Fixed a bug in the theme engine, which could cause crashes
- Made the file browser bigger in 1x mode
* New skins with new animations
* New sounds thanks to Bebelious
* Better team menu editor
* New game interface
* Small AI enhancements
* Fix crash when leaving options menu during a game
* Fix crash when checking for new version without internet connection
* Fix some small graphical bugs
What's New in Wesnoth 1.6
We have many new features for your enjoyment this time around,
including a new mainline campaign, two new multiplayer scenarios and
another refresh of the user interface.
For Players
Campaigns
There is a new mainline campaign, The Legend of Wesmere, with new
gameplay features including (in one scenario) the ability to use the
game AI as your commander for an allied side, setting its objectives as
you like. Search for this hidden feature by right-clicking on your
allied commanders during scenario 7. This campaign was imported from
the Wesnoth-UMC-Dev project, where it spent a few months being
adapted for mainline.
Almost all mainline campaigns now use a different method of carrying
over gold from scenario to scenario: the amount of gold retained is now
40% instead of 80%, but it is added to the minimum starting gold of the
next scenario instead of only replacing it if higher.
Many mainline campaigns have improved storyline prose and new cutscenes
or epilogs. Several have improved and redrawn campaign maps. All now
have dates in the Wesnoth history timeline, and almost all have journey
animations on their campaign maps. The history and geography of Wesnoth
have been developed in more depth and detail: More campaigns now
include references to events in the overall history, adding depth and
richness to the narration.
Multiplayer
The multiplayer server can now be logged onto using the username and
password of a Wesnoth forum account. However, registration is not
required and one can continue to use an unregistered username.
The multiplayer lobby has been improved to allow easier management of
the friends and ignores list by double-clicking on the player list.
Notable changes to default era balancing include:
* Increased the cost of the Goblin Spearman from 8 to 9.
* Increased the movement of the Goblin Spearman line from 4 to 5.
* Increased the melee attack of the Goblin Spearman from 4-3 to 6-3.
* Added the traits weak, slow and dim and made goblins each receive
one of them instead of two standard traits.
* Added the marksman special to the ranged attack of the Orcish
Assassin line.
* Increased the cost of the Walking Corpse from 7 to 8.
* Decreased the cost of the Bowman from 15 to 14.
* Decreased the melee attack of the Bowman from 6-2 to 4-2.
General
The game graphics have been improved with a whole new range of unit
portraits. Many more units have full animations and team coloring.
There is a new basic terrain type, coastal reef, which gives most
land-based units slightly higher defense than in regular shallow water,
and 70% defense to most water-based units such as mermen and nagas.
Forests get more variety with graphics for spring/summer, fall and
winter deciduous forest terrains. There are new village graphics for
human cities and primitive tribal areas.
Our composers have added five new original background tracks: Heroes'
Rite, Siege of Laurelmor, Suspense, The Dangerous Symphony and The Deep
Path. Also, the game now plays special music clips for victory and
defeat events.
The game interface has continued to evolve, especially in making more
dramatic use of portraits. Unit recall dialogs now display useful
information about your veterans' traits. Add-ons now display their
category when you browse them on the download server.
New game translations include Arabic, Croatian, Friulian, Latvian,
Macedonian and Marathi. Existing translations have been extensively
updated and revised.
For Content Developers
The map editor was much improved (thank you, Google Summer of Code). It
can be started from within the game now. You can toggle overlay
displays of terrain codes and map coordinates while editing. The editor
can handle multiple maps in a session, and you can take screenshots of
full maps. There's also a new interactive editing tool for animated
journey tracks.
There are some new core units available everywhere: Troll Shaman, Royal
Warrior and Dread Bat.
Less visible changes include improvements in the game AI, including a
new formula-based AI that allows more flexible setting of objectives
and an improved pathfinding algorithm. As usual, WML has grown more
powerful with many new tags and attributes to extend the range of what
campaign authors can do. The GUI engine is under heavy development;
these changes will allow the entire GUI to be configured from WML. The
first steps have been made, but the project is not finished yet and
will continue in the 1.7 development cycle.
The support for writing Python AIs has been removed because the feature
opened a serious security hole. However, we hope to build an even more
powerful AI-scripting feature, possibly using a different and safer
extension language, in 1.7.
Set _TOOLS_USE_PKGSRC.flex so that really the pkgsrc version is pulled in,
the NetBSD base version is too old.
Avoid recreating the .po files because somehow we end up with
msgctxt lines in the files.
All buildfixes, so no PKGREVISION++ for now.
This changes the buildlink3.mk files to use an include guard for the
recursive include. The use of BUILDLINK_DEPTH, BUILDLINK_DEPENDS,
BUILDLINK_PACKAGES and BUILDLINK_ORDER is handled by a single new
variable BUILDLINK_TREE. Each buildlink3.mk file adds a pair of
enter/exit marker, which can be used to reconstruct the tree and
to determine first level includes. Avoiding := for large variables
(BUILDLINK_ORDER) speeds up parse time as += has linear complexity.
The include guard reduces system time by avoiding reading files over and
over again. For complex packages this reduces both %user and %sys time to
half of the former time.
gnom-games 2.26.0
=================
This release is the first stable release in the Gnome 2.26 desktop
module. Other than translation updates, three bugs were fixed:
Aisleriot:
- When using Clutter, draw Aisleriot card movement animations to empty
stacks correctly (Neil Roberts)
Sudoku:
- Fix crasher bug where the a dict was being changed in one thread while
another was iterating over the dict. (Thomas H.P. Andersen, Bug
#529792)
- Fixes a crasher bug when numpy is not installed. (Thomas H.P.
Andersen, Bug #416249)
Translations:
aklapper (2):
Updated Czech translation by Petr Pulc.
aman (2):
updating for Gnome Punjabi Translation by A S Alam
amitakhya (1):
Updated assamese translations
claudep (3):
Fixed wrong term and typo.
Updated French translation by Bruno Brouard and Claude Paroz.
Updated French translation (synced edit with aisleriot help)
dnloreto (1):
Updated Portuguese translation
gforcada (2):
Updated Catalan translation by Joan Duran
gintas (2):
Updated Lithuanian translation.
hendrikr (1):
Updated German translation.
icq (1):
Updated Galician Translation by Suso Baleato.
ifelix (1):
tamil translation updated
kelemeng (2):
Hungarian translation updated
kennethn (1):
Updated Danish translation by Ask. H. Larsen
kkrothap (2):
Updated Telugu Translation
mateju (2):
Updated Slovenian translation
mgiri (2):
Updated Oriya Translation.
Added entries for Oriya language Translation updation.
miloc (4):
Updated Italian translation
nshmyrev (2):
Updated Russian translation.
pwithnall (10):
Added British English manual translation by Jen Ockwell
Updated British English translation.
Added British English translations by Jen Ockwell
Added British English to DOC_LINGUAS.
Added British English manual translations.
rranjan (1):
hindi update by Rajesh Ranjan
sandeeps (1):
Updated Marathi Translations
sprasad (1):
updated kn.po
tvainika (1):
Added initial Finnish translation of manual by Valto Wirkola
wbolster (1):
Updated Dutch translation by Tino Meinen.
yairhr (1):
updated hebrew translation
gnome-games 2.25.92
==================
This release fixes a castling bug in chess, drops gnome.help and bumps the
clutter dependency when building with --enable-clutter.
Aisleriot:
- Add creator of "Tango" card set to Artists tab in the Credits dialogue
(Christian Persch)
Chess:
- Stop king castling when blocked by pawn (Robert Ancell)
- Use gtk.show_uri to show help (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
Gnometris:
- Bump the required version of clutter to 0.8.8 (Jason Clinton)
Sudoku:
- Use gtk.show_uri to show help (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
Translations:
- bg: Alexander Shopov
- ca: Gil Forcada, Joan Duran
- el: Marios Zindilis
- en_GB: Philip Withnall
- eu: Inaki Larranaga Murgoitio
- fi: Ilkka Tuohela
- fr: Claude Paroz, Bruno Brouard
- gu: Sweta Kothari
- it: Milo Casagrande
- ja: Takeshi AIHANA
- ml: Abhishek Jacob
- pl: wadim dziedzic
- pt_BR: Vladimir Melo
- sv: Daniel Nylander
- th: Theppitak Karoonboonyanan
gnome-games 2.25.91
==================
This second beta release brings many bugfixes to aisleriot and also many
code cleanups all over the place. Bugs from bugbuddy are now sent to a new
component 'BugBuddyBugs' to help manage the bug flow. The new Gnometris rendering
engine based on Clutter is feature complete, though a few bugs remain to be
squashed. The engine was massively revamped to make it more responsive to
keyboard controls. This rendering engine will be the default in 2.27. For now,
it is enabled with --enable-clutter. Due to limitations in Mesa software
rendering, you cannot currently play this engine without hardware acceleration.
General:
- Send bug from bugbuddy to new component 'BugBuddyBugs' (Jason Clinton,
Thomas H.P. Andersen)
- Rewrite of GamesFrame (Christian Persch)
- Code cleanups (Christian Persch, Thomas H.P. Andersen)
- Autogenerate changelogs in po/ from commitlogs (Christian Persch)
Aisleriot:
- Fix cards disappearing without pairs in Thirteen (Vincent Povirk)
- Be more strict about allowing drops in Valentine (Vincent Povirk)
- Fix crash when clicking an empty stock in Sir Tommy (Vincent Povirk)
- Always reshuffle the deck properly in Scuffle (Vincent Povirk)
- Respect the temporary slot setting in the hint code in Ten Across (Vincent
Povirk)
Chess:
- Fixed a translator comment (Claude Paroz)
Gnometris:
- New clutter rendering engine (Jason Clinton)
Translations:
- da: Ask H. Larsen
- de: Hendrik Richter
- es: Daniel Mustieles, Jorge Gonzalez
- eu: Inaki Larranaga Murgoitio
- he: Yair Hershkovitz, Mark Krapivner
- hu: Gabor Kelemen
- ro: Adi Roiban
- sv: Daniel Nylander
- vi: Clytie Siddall
- zh_HK: Chao-Hsiung Liao
- zh_TW: Chao-Hsiung Liao
gnome-games 2.25.90
==================
This is the first beta release of gnome-games. Starting the stabilization period
this release includes fixes for two crasher bugs introduced in 2.25 as well as
some compiler warnings. Mahjongg got a scalable icon and lots of translations
were updated.
General:
- Separate needed CFLAGS into each games makefile (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
- Fix warnings with -DGDK_PIXBUF_DISABLE_DEPRECATED (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
Aisleriot:
- Fix compiler warnings (Christian Persch)
Chess:
- Fix GGZ config file exception handler typo (Robert Ancell)
Gnometris:
- Translate renderer-noclutter.cpp not renderer.cpp (Jason Clinton)
- Fix for crash when setting background image by dnd (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
Mahjongg:
- Add scalable icon (Andreas Nilsson, Robert Ancell)
Translations:
- de: Mario Blättermann
- el: Jennie Petoumenou
- es: Jorge Gonzalez
- fi: Ilkka Tuohela
- ko: Changwoo Ryu
- mr: Sandeep Shedmake
- pl: Joanna Mazgaj
gnome-games 2.25.5
==================
The gnome-games team is proud to release another version with lots of nice
improvements. Many of the changes are under the hood but the users can look
forward to lower mem usage and a new game in aisleriot, possibility to add
network profiles in chess, and also undo support in chess. We hope you'll love
it :)
General:
- Move GThread and gettext initialisation into games_runtime_init() (Christian
Persch)
- Refactored card themes code (Christian Persch)
- Change xml entities to utf-8 (Jason Clinton)
- Fixed typoed XML files (Jason Clinton)
- Allow ChangeLog from git-svn (Jason Clinton)
- Distcheck and warning fixes (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
- Add msg context to translations (Christian Persch)
Aisleriot:
- Reduce memory usage in aisleriot/clutter by only caching the
card textures and not the GdkPixbufs (Christian Persch)
- Reduce graphics memory usage by drawing highlighted cards with
a different colour instead of creating a separate texture for it (Christian
Persch)
- New game "Accordion" (by Ed Sirett in #526392)
- Fix Treize in click-to-move mode (Christian Persch)
Chess:
- Add ability to resign AI vs. AI games (Robert Ancell)
- Made GGZ config writable so dialogs can update it (Robert Ancell)
- Added dialog to add new network profiles (Robert Ancell)
- Added undo support (Robert Ancell)
Translations:
- de: Andre Klapper
- el: Marios Zindilis
- es: Jorge González
- nb: Kjartan Maraas
- sv: Daniel Nylander
gnome-games 2.25.4
==================
This release brings the beginnings of an implementation of Clutter-based
Gnometris and a few minor tweaks to GLChess.
Gnometris renders with Clutter in an extremely rudamentary way, as a first
milestone on the way to a fully-canvas driven game engine. Right now, it's just
two ClutterCairo surfaces, background and foreground, which are used as
compositors. These two actors will end up staying: background for--eh--the
background, and foreground for display of Pango text. An intermediate layer will
be introduced on which game pieces are actually animated, rotated and exploded.
Sadly, even this stupid way of rendering is faster than the old method.
This pre-alpha 'leaks' memory like gang-busters, also. I do not know if it is
merely a i915 driver bug or something more fundamental. It's not a 'leak' in the
traditional sense: all the textures that are 'leaked' are still reachable in the
i915 driver code. It leaks on the order of 1MB of memory per frame of animation.
This will be fixed either by doing things the Right Way or mitigating i915 leaks
by avoiding the use of texture uploads at all costs (a tile cache).
Hopefully, the final rendering infrastructure will be in place by the next
development release.
Gnometris:
- Implement Clutter-based rendering surfaces (Jason D. Clinton)
GLChess:
- Catch keyboard interrupts in AI monitor process
- Apply antialias setting on new game (Robert Ancell, Bug #565743)
- Ignore unexpected messages from the GGZ server (Robert Ancell, Bugs #559193,
#562482)
- Fix UI bug when players join a room (Robert Ancell)
- Change GGZ language from hardcoded en_NZ.UTF-8 to use environment variable
LANG (Robert Ancell, Bug #565402)
- Describe reason for GGZ disconnection (Robert Ancell, Bug #564515)
- Mark load game filters as translatable (Claude Paroz, Bug #565162)
Translations:
- nb: Kjartan Maraas
- es: Daniel Mustieles
- fr: Claude Paroz
- el: Evgenia Petoumenou, Marios Zintilis
- de: Mario Blättermann
gnome-games 2.25.3
==================
This release brings a few UI improvements to the games. Beating the high score
in a game is now congratulated in the high score dialog and gtali now defaults to
the name of the player who won if there are multiple human players. Chess got
its "New Game" dialog cleaned up and mahjongg saw numerous great improvements.
General:
- Move the card textures cache to libgames-support (Christian Persch)
- Move clutter-embed to libgames-support. (Christian Persch)
- Use different message for getting the top score versus getting a score in
the top ten (Robert Ancell)
- Use g_timeout_add_seconds where possible (Thomas H.P. Andersen)
Aisleriot:
- Add setting to enable animations (Christian Persch)
Chess:
- Removed icons from new game dialog for a cleaner design (Andreas Nilsson)
Gnometris:
- Use GamesClutterEmbed instead of ClutterGtkEmbed (Christian Persch)
Gtali:
- Make the High score table allow the user to change name to someone other
than their username. (Geoff Buchan)
Mahjongg:
- Reword the change map dialog (Robert Ancell)
- Use selected tile for hint if possible (Robert Ancell)
- Refactor new game code so all state is correctly reset (Robert Ancell)
- Add new game button when no more moves (Claude Paroz, Robert Ancell)
- When cannot shuffle tiles don't display shuffle button in 'no moves' dialog
(Robert Ancell)
- Update documentation to correct the description of the high score dialog
(Robert Ancell)
Translations:
- de: Mario Blättermann
- sk: Marcel Telka
gnome-games 2.25.2
==================
Lots of exciting new things in this release. The most user visible stuff are
the addition of Terrace aka Queen of Italy to aisleriot, anti-aliasing support
for Chess and fewer wakeups in Five or more, Iagno and Same-gnome.
The beginning scafolding for gnometris clutter support has also been added;
this is a compile-time option enabled by --enable-clutter. Note that none of the
game logic has been checked in yet.
General:
- Code cleanups and warnings (Robert Ancell, Christian Persch, Thomas Andersen,
Zhang Sen)
- High score lists are now always selectable (Thomas Andersen, Jason Clinton)
- Makefile modernisation (Christian Persch)
- Use games-runtime to locate files (Christian Persch)
- Clean up linking in networked game servers (Robert Light)
Aisleriot:
- Move hint code to AisleriotGame (Christian Persch)
- Only update the game options once when chaning a radio option
(Vincent Povirk)
- Add Terrace aka Queen of Italy (Vincent Povirk, David Rogers)
- Be more strict about rules in Seahaven (Vincent Povirk)
- Rewrite Baker's Game rules (Vincent Povirk)
Blackjack:
- window-state-event callback needs to return gboolean, not void.
(Christian Persch)
Chess:
- Added anti-aliasing support (Robert Ancell)
Glines, iagno, same-gnome:
- Only run animation timer during animation (Robert Ancell)
Gnibbles:
- Change Gnibbles to Nibbles in user visible strings (Thomas Andersen)
Gnometris:
- Scafolding for clutter support (Jason Clinton)
- Use correct name in g_set_application_name (Jason Clinton)
Sudoku:
- Fix crasher bugs: #523062, #436275, #486385, #421487, #532937 (Robert Ancell)
- Handle errors loading stock icons (Robert Ancell)
- Show highlighter at game launch (Zhang Sen)
Translations:
- cs: Marek Lisy
- de: Mario Blättermann, Ulf Ehlert
- es: Jorge Gonzalez, Daniel Mustieles
gnome-games 2.25.1
==================
This is the first 2.26 development release.
A huge amount of kudos should go out to Neil for his work on clutter and Thomas
for his work on killing off libgnome.
** ATTENTION **
Gnome Games now optionally depends on clutter. We have run some preliminary
testing of clutter rendering on Intel, NVidia and ATI hardware and are
satisfied with the hardware accelerated state of things with regard those
specific hardware use cases. However, a wide range of graphics hardware still--
in 2008--doesn't have OpenGL acceleration. We have tested software-based
rendering with Mesa 7.2 and clutter and found it a little lacking, even on a
modern CPU.
Therefore, at this time, we recommend that clutter only be enabled by default
by distributors that ensure that OpenGL acceleration is working for hardware
from the three major vendors: Intel, NVidia and ATI.
We hope that in the future, low-hanging fruit in the Mesa software rendering
pipeline can be fixed enabling even software-fallback to work optimally for the
subset of OpenGL functions needed for rendering a clutter stage.
** END ATTENTION **
All games:
- GTK req. bumped to 2.14.0 for libgnome killoff (thomashpa, chpe)
- Remove directory defines from CPPFLAGs (chpe)
- Kill off libgnome usage (thomashpa, chpe) YAY! All games now start faster!
- Whitespace cleanups
- All games now build with gtk-only. libxml now checked for independently.
(chpe)
- -lSM is now only added in the XSMP case (chpe)
- ggz-gtk dropped libgnome requirement, also.
- GNOME_MAINTAINER_MODE_DEFINES enabled, maintainer_mode also (chpe)
- ggz-gtk now builds better when out of srcdir (chpe)
- Update libegg, add egg_sm_client (thomashpa, chpe)
- -Wformat-security fixups (chpe)
- -Werror fixups (chpe)
- games-runtime: add runtime directory provider (thomashpa)
- Refactor accel map loading code to load the accel map from
.config/gnome-games/${game}.accels even in the HAVE_GNOME case, if the game
doesn't use GnomeProgram (e.g. aisleriot). (chpe)
- Scores: use g_get_user_name when g_get_real_name returns empty. Patch by
Morita Sho in bug #544376 (chpe)
- Read saved window configuration from correct GConf group (affects gnometris,
gnibbles, gnobots) (Bug #544389) (rancell)
Sudoku:
- GUI sensitivity fixups (thomashpa)
- Guard against accidental dancer activation Patch by Zhang Sen. (thomashpa)
- Add, not overwrite, time and also remember to actually save the time in the
file. Fixes bug #556155 (thomashpa)
- Correct typo in error message that led to an exception. Patch by Zhang Sen
in bug #530380 (thomashpa)
Iagno:
- Fix warning (thomashpa)
- Fix SM issue with -lSM
Aisleriot:
- Aisleriot now optionally animated and accelerated in OpenGL through the use
of clutter. Try it with --enable-clutter to configure. (Neil Roberts)
- A littel clutter cleanup (chpe)
- Check for HAVE_GNOME again (thomashpa)
- Remove duplicate include (thomashpa)
- Build with *_DISABLE_DEPRECATED and *_DISABLE_SINGLE_INCLUDES. Add some
missing includes. (chpe)
GLChess:
- Don't display failed to claim draw dialog when successfully claimed draw
(rancell)
- Added support for Figurine Algebraic Notation (FAN) (Bug #556803) (rancell)
- Fix crash in error handler when GGZ connection closed (Bug #553982)
(rancell)
- Fix crash in empty scene when no AI engines available (Bug #551844)
(rancell)
- Implement GGZ config parser instead of using Python config parser which does
not handle '%' characters as GGZ does (Bug #554108) (rancell)
- Ignore GGZ server remove player/table for unknown players/tables
(Bug #545155) (rancell)
- Handle exceptions loading OpenGL textures (Bug #548916) (rancell)
- Reset pause menu when starting new game (gnomine, gnotravex) (Bug #552391)
(rancell)
- Only allow one new/load game dialog to be visible at once. (Bug #546702)
(rancell)
- Fix incorrect function call for single buffered 3D display (Bug #555567)
(rancell)
- Fix errors detected by pychecker (rancell)
- Handle fork() errors in AI processes (Bug #530425) (rancell)
GTali:
- Use games-runtime to locate its files (thomashpa)
- Undoing 5 of a kind reduces the score by 50 as there might be multiple
scores (Geoff Buchan, Bug #537673) (rancell)
Gnomine:
- Fix memory leak (thomashpa)
- Reset pause menu when starting new game (gnomine, gnotravex) (Bug #552391)
(rancell)
Gnotravex:
- Stop game immediately completing when started from high score dialog
(bug #558904, rancell)
- Stop paused tiles becoming visible after changing colour settings
(Bug #550023) (Damian Peterson)
GLines:
- Use games-runtime to locate its files (thomashpa)
Gnibbles:
- Fix missing prototypes warnings. (chpe)
- Reclassify Gnibbles as Arcade game not logic game (Bug #553484) (rancell)
Gnometris:
- Fix constant string cast insanity (thomashpa)
Blackjack:
- Port game rules to GKeyFile
Mahjongg:
- Use games-runtime to locate its files (thomashpa)
Translations:
- ca: Joan Duran
- de: Mario Blättermann, Hendrik Richter
- es: Jorge Gonzalez
- et: Ivar Smolin
- fr: Claude Paroz
- fi: Timo Jyrinki
- gl: Ignacio Casal Quinteiro
- nb: Kjartan Maraas
- pt_BR: Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle
- sl: mateju
- ta: Felix
- zh_HK: Chao-Hsiung Liao
- zh_TW: Chao-Hsiung Liao
Many games - same-gnome, gnothello, solitaire, tetravex, tetris, others...
This package contains extra data files for the gnome-games package. At
the moment this is almost entirely extra themes and artwork for the
games.
General:
* Added MIDI driver for Atari ST / FreeMint.
* Added a 'Load' button to the Launcher (not supported by all engines).
* Added a new global main menu (GMM) dialog usable from all engines.
* Added the ability to return to the launcher from running games (via the GMM).
* Rewrote GUI renderer to use an vector based approach.
* Rewrote GUI configuration to use XML.
New Games:
* Added support for Blue's 123 Time Activities.
* Added support for Blue's ABC Time Activities.
* Added support for Bud Tucker in Double Trouble.
* Added support for The 7th Guest.
KYRA:
* Added support for Auto-save feature.
* Added support for MIDI music.
SCUMM:
* Implemented radio-chatter effect in The DIG.
Version 1.4.7:
* campaigns:
* Descent into Darkness
* fixed bats crashing through the ice in 'Beginning of Revenge' (bug
#12685)
* Heir to the Throne:
* Added an idle animation for L2 Princess.
* graphics:
* new or updated unit frames: Gryphon Rider, Gryphon Master
* language and i18n:
* updated translations: Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Italian
* miscellaneous and bug fixes:
* replace a #elif without condition with #else (debian patch #505957)
* fixed campaign replays (bug #12005)
* start-of-scenario saves are properly marked as such
change: use a 20pt font as "bigfont", avoids problems on systems
where the original 24pt font is not found
pkgsrc change: fix the code which does font replacement in case
a font is not found (following an idea from gentoo but done correctly)
thanks to Felix Resch for pointers and testing
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